SOLUTION: Your seventh grade class made more than $600 for a class trip. This was done by selling (t) t-shirts at a profit of $5.50 per shirt and (c) caps at a profit of $2.25 per cap. writ

SOLUTION: Your seventh grade class made more than $600 for a class trip. This was done by selling (t) t-shirts at a profit of $5.50 per shirt and (c) caps at a profit of $2.25 per cap. writ

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Question 874061: Your seventh grade class made more than $600 for a class trip. This was done by selling (t) t-shirts at a profit of $5.50 per shirt and (c) caps at a profit of $2.25 per cap. write an inequality that models the relationship among t,c, and $600.
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Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
$5.50t + $2.25c > $600
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